The Swiss-listed sports data company announced the sale at $170 million, framing the transaction as a move to optimise and streamline its business. The buyer has not been identified in the available reporting. What Sportradar says it is keeping matters as much as what it is letting go: retaining the technological assets suggests the commercial logic was always in the data and integration layer, not in whatever service or agency functions Atrium brought with it.
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